Next year account legal to drink in eu. Marking date to drink one for your account.
Könnte man das mit einem portablen Sonnenaufgang lösen?
Bearbeitungsnotiz: /s
And probably not possible. Why would have function to order device to uninstall app? What if sideloaded after?
ffmpeg can play HLS, do not think it about newplay. Think they want precendence to order remote uninstall of any app. Want control over device of other people.
Which even more fucked up.
mpv written in c. C transpile to js using emscripten.
Can 100% use transpile mpv as dependency.
xz backdoor rely on two testfile with malware, some script that do specific thing to malware to unmask and inject. If commit later change any part to break backdoor, signal probably forced to reject to keep backdoor.
But why reject good change? Might raise red flag.
Many large corporation now drop DEI. Backlash, it not help profit anymore. Probably cut for cost saving.
Do not matter much, probably was just lipservice anyway.
Könnte man die 5% Hürde abschaffen, damit die Leute das wählen können, was sie unterstützen wollen? Bei der Europawahl funktioniert das ja auch.
Hatte Louis Rossmann in einem seiner letzten Videos angesprochen: Wenn man geziehlte Werbung verbieten würde, hätten unsere Daten wieder den Wert den sie haben sollten: 0. Und es gäbe keine Anreiz für Datensammeln mehr.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/37424352
> I have been lurking on this community for a while now and have really enjoyed the informational and instructional posts but a topic I don't see come up very often is scaling and hoarding. Currently, I have a 20TB server which I am rapidly filling and most posts talking about expanding recommend simply buying larger drives and slotting them in to a single machine. This definitely is the easiest way to expand, but seems like it would get you to about 100TB before you cant reasonably do that anymore. So how do you set up 100TB+ networks with multiple servers? > > My main concern is that currently all my services are dockerized on a single machine running Ubuntu, which works extremely well. It is space efficient with hardlinking and I can still seed back everything. From different posts I've read, it seems like as people scale they either give up on hardlinks and then eat up a lot of their storage with copying files or they eventually delete their seeds and just keep the content. Does the Arr suite and Qbit allow dynamically selecting servers based on available space? Or are there other ways to solve these issues with additional tools? How do you guys set up large systems and what recommendations would you make? Any advice is appreciated from hardware to software! > > > > Also, huge shout out to Saik0 from this thread: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/24219297 > I learned a ton from his post, but it seemed like the tip of the iceberg!
Hello, i have task to install a system for elderly person without much technical knowlegde (never used pc, no windows or mac).
They need text processing, calculator and maybe spreadsheet.
Want to disable anything else (setting panel, file browser, web browser, launcher, dock, terminal, login select, etc.) that not needed, all important thing only from desktop. Should not be able to go anywhere where not know what to do. But not permanent, might need to fix machine if ever break.
Is there distro or config i can work off? Or need to start from scratch? What program you recommend?
Thank you for any answer or recommendation